the month of february. it is a mild day start. it's also 6:00, sharon has some traffic problems for you, marty is at first alert weather. >> let's look at how mild it is. 45 degrees on tv hill. two degrees above your normal daytime high. but it's eight degrees higher than this time yesterday morning. look for a beautiful february day. don, take it away. >> >> here is sharon in traffic control. >> >> first of all, a couple of issues, the late clearing construction on the west side of the beltway in the area of frederick road. a new problem on 77, past 32, an accident reported. another accident nearby on 32 at 29. the off ramp is closed there, speeds looking good, because of the late clearing construction we were looking at mine minor delays, it was backed up. that's a look at 95 south of might march be boulevard. now, "wjz" has the stories people are talking about this morning.

here's don >> we have an update on the breaking news we brought you from college park campus. prince george's police have ruled the death a murder/suicide. it happened in college park college park student shot and killed a roommate and shot another, who is being treated at the hospital and then took his own life. stay with "wjz" and cbs baltimore. com for the latest information on this throughout the day. >> >> now, the story we brought you as breaking news yesterday, the resignation of pope benedict xvi. this morning, catholics around the world and here in baltimore are reacting to the announcement that seemed to up can out of nowhere. mike is live with the latest this morning. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, don, good morning, everybody he has been pope for seven years he did what he said he was going to do, which is if he couldn't carry on job duties any more, he would resign. a revelation that stunned

catholics worldwide. pope benedict xvi is resigning. no group appears for surprised than the cardinals the pope first told. >> it's like watching your own dad get old an admit he is not up to the duties of being the head of the family. >> reporter: the pontiff said he will step down at the end of the mon the 85-year-old told cardinals he no longer has the strength to do the job. he is the first pope to resign in 600 years. experts say it's something that just doesn't happen. >> a culture where biblical doctrine rules, tradition is steadfast and change is slow. faithful wondering what happens next. >> whoever they elect must first and foremost be a faithful and loverring teacher. >> >> reporter: who will become the next pope? that's the question here in baltimore, the oldest archdiocese in the country.

>> excited about relatively young blood getting in there. >> reporter: church hierarchy is still trying to manage the priest sex abuse scandal. >> we hope for the best. we hope we will have another good pope. >> reporter: it's expected a new pope will be announced by easter, cardinals will gather from all over the world in march and they will have a meeting called a conclave in which they will aelect one of their own. back to you in tv hill. >> thank you very much. benedict will move into -- a woman found dead enside of a burning home was killed by a man she met online. >> >> reporter: good morning, police say carter murdered a baltimore city social worker inside of her own home after

the two met on an online dating site. a horrifying discovery for firefighters inside of this northwest baltimore home. in the base machine. the body of 32-year-old jennifer cony eric kirschner rs, face down, tied with electrical chords. she had been beaten in the head. police have arrested carter, a man she met online. investigators believe he beat her, tied her up, dragged her into the basement and then lit her house on fire. >> she was a good person. she really didn't deserve this. every time i come out of my house, i think about it and it makes me sad. >> >> reporter: neighbors noticed her car missing. police found her car saturday morning here at the freemont. behind the wheel, monty carter. investigators say there was blood on his jeans and shoes. he told them he stole her atm card and wept on a drug binge.

he claims he dated her after they met online. but he claimed he had not seen her in weeks. this is a tragic reminer of the dangers of the internet. >> if you are a predator, these are perfect hunting grounds for to you find vulnerability in other people. >> >> reporter: jennifer conyers worked for the city since 200. a spokesman for the department said she was a valued employee and offered deepest sympathies to friends and family. >> >> carter has been denied bail. >> >> this morning, many mourning the loss of a carol county high school math teacher who died when his car collided with a school bus. 24-year-old devon spence was driving in westminster yesterday when his car slid into the bus. five students were on board, none of them injured. investigators believe an icy patch on the pavement played a big role in the crash.

>> >> frederick county, animal cruelty under investigation. charges filed in the death of one horse there, as derrick balcore reports, it was what was discovered somewhere else that had people so upset. >> reporter: rain rot, this horse and 24 others voluntarily surrendered to rescue groups now nursing them back to order. the horse as owner faces two animal cruelty charges after animal control found one horse in desperate need of medical attention. it later died. >> the foals were the ones in the worst condition. >> reporter: lori runs a rescue group that took in some of the sick horses. when she went looking for some unaccounted horses on the two frederick county properties that james houseman leased, she found many dead horses. many decayed to the bone, some

still rotting carcasses. those pictures too disturbing for us to show. >> i really don't know who could do that to an animal and leave them like they were garbage. >> reporter: there is nothing in the law to stop farm owners from leaving exposed carcasses on their property. animal control is still investigating. for now, there is little they can do about it. >> the longer an animal carcass is left to decompose, the harder it is to make and prove points with regard toen a mal cruelty. >> reporter: meaning animal rescuers might not ever know how these horses died. >> as for james houseman, he is facing two counts of animal cruelty. first scheduled court appearance set for march 6th. "wjz" "eyewitness news." he was prefersly convicted on 14 counts up in

pennsylvania. >> >> mayor stephanie rollins blake is calling for drastic measures to deal with the city's budget crisis. in the annual state of the city address, the mayor is proposing cutting the city's workforce by 10% over the next eight years and increasing hours worked by firefighters. the mayor wants to change the pension system for city employees and eliminate tax exemptions for nonprofit groups. >> i will not allow the structural deficit to be balanced solely on the backs of city employees, not on my watch. >> a recent report says the city could be facing a $2 billion budget short fall over the next decade. >> >> spring training report, orioles manager said he is anticipating the upcoming competition between young

pitchers vying for a starting spot. -- steve says he is looking forward to competing this year. >> and there are a lot of guys, you know all of the guys, you played with them and they are all going for the same spot, so, it's a competition. >> >> johnson played baseball for saint paul school in baltimore county. >> >> all right, let's go ahead and look at the forecast. going for a high temperature of 50 degrees. partly sunny, breezy, forecast we can actually see on opening day here. of course, we had snow flurries on opening day before. one day doesn't bee get another, that's for sure. >> >> speaking of the weather, 10 years ago today, we were on the air live doing a snow show.

we had about a foot and a half of snowfall -- >> i think it was even more than that. it was the president's day storm, right? >> yes. >> but at the time, i think we were -- i think 18, 19 inches. the bottom line, we are on the air live, we started to get e- mails and calls from pigstown that the roof of the b & o railroad roof had collapsed. sky chopper went up and what we saw was devastation. take it away. >> jaw dropping epic event. in the history of the city of baltimore. we'll talk about it and what is going to be happening this weekend here at the museum, when the "eyewitness news" morning edition rolls on. .

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thank so much for being with us. 45 degrees. right now, 49% humidity. steady breeze out of the west, southwest, barometer is at 29.9. we have a wind advisory in effect for western maryland. if you are heading out to 78, 6 corridor, you will run into pretty steady wind as you go up and around the mountains. almost 50 in dc. 45 easton. almost 40 in ocean city. close to 40 westminster and bel aire. there is moisture to the south, gathering, getting ready to move our way. an area of low pressure, tracking to the south, let's say it was 19 degrees we would

be looking at a huge snowstorm, because the low gets off shore and starts to fling moisture our way. into cold air, two plus two equals 40. however having said that. it's warm. we are going to go to a high of 50 today. seasonably warm for the past few days. i'm not even sure the ground in many locations is below 32. tomorrow, a high of 43, rain in the afternoon and evening. we could see a burst of snow, it is going down to 33 degrees tomorrow night, but, i can't say it's even going to get problematic. something we will watch. it's coming our way, right now, it's trending to be less of an impact than you might think. we'll watch it through the day. 45, sun on valentine's day, nice. saturday, partly cloudy, 40, down to 34. it's going to get cold on sunday. don, take it away.

>> >> thank you very much. here's sharon with "wjz" traffic control. >> >> hi, don, good morning, earn. a few accidents, one of them on 70, watch for that one in the area of 32. another one on 32 at 29ent the off ramp remains closed. another accident at mercedes drive. if you are heading out on the beltway, speeds looking pretty normal. taking a look at the west side camera, starting to see more volume there. late clearing construction in the area of frederick road is not helping things, on and off delays there all morning. this is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer back to you. >> >> all right, the roof of your home or any building is the largest wall of said structure. a cubic foot of snow weighs

about 15-pounds now, do the math on the roof on the slate roof of the b and o railroad museum and it becomes astounding. 10 years ago, it collapsed. take it away, pal. >> >> 10 years ago this week, the epic president's day storm. the roof collapsed. dave shackleford the curator here. where were you the morning it happened? >> i was out shoveling snow. i was trying to keep my home from collapsing. my wife came out and told me the roof collapsed. >> >> reporter: the damage was extensive doesn't begin to cut it >> catastrophic. 18 pieces of collection, falling on, a phenomenal rebuilding effort that took place. >> >> reporter: the rebuilding effort lead to --

>> one of the best things that ever happened to the museum. the completion of the restoration shop and ability to open after 22 months and have a lot of new exhibit space. a lot of good things came from it. >> one of the best things about this is 5:45 every year on my right, the last one that came out of the shop. we have one more steam engine we are starting at the shop and each one has come back better than it was before and as a testament to the people that believed in the museum at the time to pull it all together and had the foresight to put something in place making us stronger than before. >> >> reporter: the railroad, birth place of the american railroad. this was a word wide story you got donations from all over the world. >> from the kids in kindergarten class putting their coins together to big businesses to the federal government to state. everybody pulled together because this is such a jewel.

>> >> reporter: this weekend, the observe advance, you from tragedy to triumph, saturday, it will be half price -- >> saturday is half price and sunday free to the public, we'll have presentations by the engine engineers that rebuilt the roof >> dave, thank you very much. don and marty, 10 years ago this week. we'll send it back to you on tv hill. >> >> all right, still to come -- >> the next frontier in maryland. technology and the future, a closer look

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it's 6:22, drone strikes are under the microsoap on capital hill. drones can be used for more than military maneuvers and fighting terrorists abroad, now, the national weather service. even private businesses are exploring the use of drones here in the united states. could these eyes in the sky see more than they are supposed to

in mike helgren reports on who is watching us and who is trying to stop it. >> reporter: becoming more common over the skies of maryland -- . >> this is the smoldering wreckage after a navy drone costing more than $170 million crashed last year during a test flight on maryland's eastern shore. for many, it was the first time they even had heard the powerful aircraft with no one in the cockpit was flying above us. from the atlantic coastlines to i-95 to neighborhoods across the state. >> there is no stopping this technology. anyone that thinks they can put this jeannie back in the box, that's silliness. >> >> reporter: for years, the military has used unmanned technology in hot spots around the world, from keeping an eye on the weather to helping police keep an eye on you >> men and women looking at

monitors providing control signals but the network to antennas on the unmanned air vehicle. >> this is the naval air station in saint mary's county. "wjz" gained access to this secure facility where cutting edge drones are put to the test. this is controlled remotely only by trained operators on the ground, again, no pilot is inside. >> turn left, turn right, climb, descend, turn on a camera, turn off a camera. >> >> reporter: they also track storms like hurricane sandy, flying at high altitude for very long time measuring things like wind speed and direction. >> we are seeing things in higher detail. >> >> reporter: they are not stopping there. police departments could use drones to check cars, catch speeders or track criminals in baltimore and beyond. >> you can take a look at see contents in the back of that truck. >> is this the future? the answer is yes. >> i'm here to state that our

unmanned systems are reliable, effective and they are under control at all times. >> but all of the extra eyes looking down at you with little or no regulation spur alarm that drones could also be spying. >> that is completely incompatible with having a presociety and, i think, poses real danger unless we act to prevent it. >> >> reporter: in charge of a group pushing for maryland to lead in unmanned aircraft. >> unmanned aircraft. >> >> reporter: the next frontier is above us. "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> >> predickions are there could be 30,000 drones in the sky or the united states by the year

"20/20." next up this morning, right here on "wjz," breaking news -- . president obama pushes his second term agenda before a still divided congress an the american people. i'm susan mcginn is in washington, coming up, a preview of the state of the union address. >> >> a violent morning in delaware where three are shot inside of a delaware county courthouse. the latest on the investigation coming up. >> >> a busy morning on the roads with several accidents and delays. we'll go down that list in just a few. sending it to marty. >> >> throwing down with bobby flay, join us, a new cook book out -- . >> and he is trying to spice up your married life. >> >> look at that sunrise getting ready to happen. a beautiful and mild morning. we are taking a break and coming

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fair weather clouds adding drama and framing to this daybreak. it's also a very mild morning. it's 6:30, sharon will have the latest on the morning commute right after marty's first warning weather. >> >> tv hill, mid-40s. eight degrees warmer than this time yesterday. it's going to be a generally sunny day. don, take it away >> what awaits you on the way to work and or school, here is sharon in "wjz" traffic control. >> >> hi, don, if are you about to head out, still a few issues that could get in your way. still have that accident on 32, blocking lanes, the off ramp is closed. if you are heading out on the beltway, slowing on the west side. your average is 53, no real delays yet on 95 that's a live look at the west side, again at exit 17, minor delays on the

minor delays on the outer loop. now, "wjz" has the stories people are talking about. >> >> breaking news, college park campus, police have ruled the death investigation we told you about is now a murder/suicide is that happened in the 8700 block of 36th avenue. prince george's county police say a college park student shot and killed a roommate and shot another who is being treated at the hospital and then took his own life. stay with us for information on this still developing story >> the president is developing his state of the union report tonight. the main focus will be economy, jobs an how to grow the middle class. >> >> reporter: president obama comes here to capital hill tonight to fulfill his constitutional duty to inform congress about the state of the union. >> you will hear in the president's state of the union an outline from him for his

plan to create jobs and grow the middle class. >> >> reporter: aides tell us the president's speech will sound more like the speeches he gave during his election bid. you can expect to hear more about the economy. critics say the president has spent most of his second term working on social issues like gun control and immigration reform. the white house disagrees. >> >> the president's principle preoccupation has been what we need to do to make our economy work for the middle class. >> >> florida's senator marco rubio is expected to make the case for how smaller government can benefit the middle class and the need for education reform to train the middle class for jobs. the president will focus largely on domestic issues, word last night that north korea has performed a new nuclear test could make national security a bigger part of the speech.

>> the president made clear publicly his desire to further reduce nuclear arms. >> >> reporter: president obama issued a statement early this morning that said north korea's nuclear test is highly pro provocative. >> >> in california, tips are pours in for the search for a former los angeles police officer after a million dollar reward was announced yesterday. christopher doerner has been charged with murdering a police officer sitting in his patrol car. he was charged with killing two other people. authorities are providing around the clock protection for 50 police officers and their families who they think do eric kirschner rner may be targeting.

this morning, more on the impact on the catholic church. >> reporter: revelation that stunned catholics worldwide, pope benedict xvi is resigning, no group appears more surprised than the cardinals the pope first toll. >> it's like watching your own dad get old and admit that he is not up to all of the duties of being the head of a family involves. >> reporter: the pontiff said he will step down at the end of the mon. the 85-year-old told cardinals he no longer has the strength to do the job. he is the first pope to resign in 600 years. experts say it's something that just doesn't map. in a culture where biblical doctrine rules, tradition is steadfast and change is slow. the faithful are left wondering what happens next. >> you think whom ever they elect must first and foremost be a faithful and loving teacher of the faith.

>> >> reporter: who will become the next pope? that's the question here in baltimore, the oldest archdiocese in the country. >> excited about young blood, relatively young blood getting in there. >> reporter: church hierarchy is still trying to manage the priest sex abuse scandal and other modern day realities facing the diocese. >> we hope we will have another good pope. >> benedict will live with nuns inside of the vatican walls. he said yesterday he plans to spend the rest of his life praying. >> >> $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the murder of a capital heights woman, geraldine mcintire was found badly beaten inside of her home. she later died in the hop. police say they have the vaguest description when it comes to a suspect. >> >> three people dead in

wilmington, just above the maryland line after a man opens fire in a delaware county courthouse. >> >> reporter: delaware police are still trying to figure out what lead to an early morning shooting inside of a wilmington courthouse. >> a lone gunman walked into the lobby area of the county courthouse and opened fire. >> >> reporter: it happened around 8:00 this morning. >> reporter: two women killed, one believed to be the suspect's ex-wife. police believe it stemmed from a domestic dispute. >> this was not a ran damage act of violin. this was the result of a custody dispute that has lasted in our court system for several years. >> reporter: two capital police officers were also shot, but were wearing bullet-proof vests and are expected to survive. the suspect was discovered dead at the scene.

new castle county courthouse was evacuated and police searched all 12 floors to insure there was not another gunman on the scene. >> one of my judge's secretary was escorted out of the building by a s.w.a.t. member. >> >> reporter: the shooting falls on the same day that the wilmington chief of police was supposed to attend a round table discussion with vice president joe biden on gun safety. >> even at this hour, police are not releasing the identity of those killed. >> >> maryland senator seeking recognition for harriet tubman on a national level calling for national parks to honor her. he said he will join various groups in washington, d.c in support of a bill. >> >> nasa september the newest pair of eyes into orbit. the satellite was launched from

the air force base in california. since 1972, the mission has been monitoring things like you are began growth and sending back dramatic pictures of natural disasters. >> >> ton the big night for a dog competing in the big apple. westminster kennel dog show in full swing in madison square garden. this is the dog to root for we told you about blanket rocketship yesterday. he will compete in the working class category. if he wins, he has a shot at becoming the best in show he has the best pr, i'll tell you that.

let take a look at the forecast >> going for a high partly sunny, breezy, 50 degrees will be the high. it will be a gorgeous afternoon. the question is, a question of snow tomorrow night? we'll discuss it in detail after the break. don't move. father leo, when he is not in church, he is traveling promoting his cook book. we first met him when he beat bobby flay in a showdown. dude can cook. . sharon has our "wjz" traffic control >> love is in the air, valentine's day two days away. we would like to see who makes your heart sing.

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good morning, thanks for being with us. . slight breeze out of the west, southwest, barometer 29.9. slight breeze here in western maryland, we have a wind advisory in effect throughout the day if you are heading out. 42 hagerstown. upper 30s to heading -- the district -- 43 degrees in westminster. the moisture will be moving our way. you will see shots from mardi gras where it is raining. the moisture is heading up toward the mid-atlantic. the low will slide off shore. if we had a cold pool of air in place, we would be getting snow. believe it, but, we don't. it's relatively mild right now and has been for the past

couple of days. by tomorrow night, when the low finally gets out of here, temperatures will be approaching the mid-40s 30s, we could see a few bursts of snow. this will be refined as we move through the day. right now, it doesn't appear to be snow arm ma dead done -- tomorrow night, down to 33, but skies may be clearing. thursday, valentine's day, friday, 44, sunny and 47 saturday, partly sunny, 40, we'll mention a chance for rain or snowshowers. sunday, sunny, 34 degrees. don, take it away. >> >> thank you, 15 1/2 before the hour. here's sharon in "wjz" traffic

control an accident, 29 at the route 32 on ramp. if you are heading out on the beltway, west side slowing down. speeds on 95 looking pretty good between white marsh and theton. it looks like it will be stop and go at harper road. -- . let send it back to marty and don. . this morning, father leo. >> >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. father leo. "eyewitness news" morning edition. earlier, i was busting on you,

saying the legendary father leo. it's interesting that you found the ministry through cooking >> i have and actually, i call it a movement. you don't have to be a priest to do it. as soon as you put this on, people think it's a divine act. maybe it is, jesus used to feed people all of the time. >> let's honestest about it. you really know what you are doing >> i do. i -- i studied for awhile at the cordon blue and my mom is a great cook. i think part of the reason i had friends go growing up is because she cooked. .

the more time you spend together in a nonstressful environment, make all of the jokes about cooking that you want. the fact of the matter -- that me time, is our time. >> let me ask you another question, cooking a scrambled egg, do you cook them hard and fast or let them cook slowly? >> it all depends on the pan. if it's nonstick, it's super high heat. you don't have to add a lot of butter to it the amount of fat

will affect it and add holy water to it as well. can't you just imagine -- how long did it take you to come up with spicing up married life? >> to honestest with you, 12 chapters, one for each month. it's only 12 chapters, but it took me about five years because i was compiling information from different studies, whether religious or secular about how to improve and strengthen married life. we finally released it on september of 2012, which just happened to be mom and dad's 50th wedding anniversary month. >> they got the dedication. >> they did. are you kidding me. >> how do you minister people through a cook book? >> it's a great question. i think when we eat, we think

the purpose is to fill the body. i have chapters that talk about aspects of married life and so i want them not on to talk, but to eat and not only to eat, but to have a conversation around the topics of marriage. how often does a couple talk about marriage? privately and romantically and joyfully? >> but food is the basis of a lot of ethnic 'tisty and religion. we have a saying here on friday and it goes back to southern baptist churches. when the service is almost over, it's on with chicken. >> it's on with chicken. >> leaving on sunday, you are going to go eat gran ma's home fried chicken >> i want to giver people a religious experience of food.

the word religion means from a latin verb to bind together, to hold everything together. i'm a religious ravens fan. if people have a religious experience of food, especially couples, i'm not talking about denomination. i'm talking about an experience that binds them together and food is a great vehicle for that. . we'll take it to a break. sheer's sharon in traffic control. join us as cbs baltimore. com. "spicing up married life"

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5 1/2 before 7:00. >> >> let's go to marty. >> >> partly sunny, breezy, windy at times with a high of 50 degrees now, sheer's sharon at "wjz" tv traffic control. >> >> if you are just about to head out, we arele toking the two accidents, the worst one on

29, it is blocking the on ramp to 32, causing some delays. second accident in bell camp mercedes drive if you are heading out on the beltway, 54 on the top side is your average. 40 is your west side average. 16 minute drive time. a live look at that delay on the west side at exit 17. this traffic report is brought to you -- call 1-77-75-bill. >> >> we are following the murder/suicide that happened near the college park campus overnight fatally shot and killed one, the other shot and wounded. is expected to survive. the student then turned the gun on himself. >> >> pope benedict xvi's resignation stunned catholics worldwide, here, it has been

600 years since any pope resigned. the pope hassling falled he would step down when he felt he could no longer do the job. cardinal o'brien was present at the pope's announcement he will vote on the next pope next month. >> >> back here are, police say a woman found dead inside of her burning home killed by a man she met online. it is believed 38-year-old monty carter murdered 32-year- old jen ever cony eric kirschner rs. investigators believe he beat her up, tied her up, dragged her in the basement and set her house on fire he is charged with robbery, arson and murder. >> >> this morning, many are mourning the loss of a high school math teacher that died when his car collided with a school bus. his car slid into the bus. five students were on board at the time, none of them injury

injured. investigators believe an icy piece of pavement played a role in that crash. >> >> $25,000 reward being issued leading to the arrest in the murder of a capital heights woman. gerald deny mcintire was found injured when they were checking on her in her home. she later died at the hospital. police have the vaguest description of a person of in this case >> the mayor is calling for drastic measures to deal with the budget crisis. in the annual state of the city address, she proposed cutting the workforce and increasing the hours by firefighters. she wants to change the pension system for city employeeses an eliminate tax exemptions for nonprofit groups. >> >> stay with "wjz" -- weather and traffic still ahead for you. coming up, a preview of the president's state of the union address which will